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Homes England selects preferred partner for Digbeth creative development

Digbeth Loc Studios Ltd is proposed to deliver a mixed-use neighbourhood on Fazeley Street, subject to contract and a standstill period.

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  • The UK government says the plans are for a new creative and mixed-use neighbourhood in Digbeth, Birmingham.
Why it matters

The proposal is part of the area’s continued regeneration, according to Homes England.

What’s next

The selection remains subject to contract and a standstill period.

A little more context

Homes England announced Digbeth Loc Studios Ltd as its preferred development partner for a proposed neighbourhood on Fazeley Street in Digbeth, Birmingham. The agency says the project would combine creative and mixed-use development. Its selection is subject to contract and a standstill period.

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Homes England selects preferred partner for Digbeth creative developmentUK Government

Digbeth Loc Studios Ltd is proposed to deliver a mixed-use neighbourhood on Fazeley Street, subject to contract and a standstill period.UK Government

The UK government says the plans are for a new creative and mixed-use neighbourhood in Digbeth, Birmingham.UK Government

The proposal is part of the area’s continued regeneration, according to Homes England.UK Government

The selection remains subject to contract and a standstill period.UK Government

Homes England announced Digbeth Loc Studios Ltd as its preferred development partner for a proposed neighbourhood on Fazeley Street in Digbeth, Birmingham.UK Government

The agency says the project would combine creative and mixed-use development.UK Government

Its selection is subject to contract and a standstill period.UK Government

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